The 2011 Georgia Cancer Summit

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SAVE-THE-DATE 

 

Thursday

 June 16 

 & 

 

Friday

 June 17

 

Driving Directions

 

 

The Macon Centreplex Coliseum &Convention Center

200 Coliseum Drive

Macon, GA 31217


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REGISTRATION

 

Fees

 

 $75 

for researchers, physicians, general registration

 

$50

for students or fellows 

  

Register Now!

I can't make it

 

  
For detaials,  contact:
Amy Moore, PhD
Director, Research Programs
Georgia Cancer Coalition
amoore@georgiacancer.org
404-584-0654

 Overnight Stay? 

 

         Adjoining hotel is

 Marriott Macon City Center

240 Coliseum Drive

Macon, GA

 

To book rooms ($109/night/single -double)

call

1-800-228-9290 or

478-621-5300 

 Looking Back....Moving Forward

 

The year 2011 marks the 40th anniversary of the declared "War on Cancer," with the passing of the National Cancer Act and the creation of the National Cancer Program. The 2011 Georgia Cancer Summit gives the state's leaders in cancer control and research the opportunity to "Look Back" at advances in biomedical science and technology and "Move Forward" to future initiatives in this ongoing battle. 

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS  

You are invited to submit an abstract for
Oral or Poster Presentation
on Friday, June 17 at the Symposium.
  
ABSTRACT CRITERIA
What to Submit              

  

Words

# 250 words including Title, Authors, Institution

# 3 - 5 Key Words

 

Preference

Oral or Poster Presentation

 

Category

1- Basic Science

2- Clinical/Translational

3- Prevention/Public Health

4- Commercialization, Technology
Transfer, Economic
Development

 

Biographical Information

1- Name

2- Title

3- Institution

4- Educational Background

5- Brief Summary of Research

 

Deadline

Monday, May 23, 2011

 

Submit To

Amy Moore, PhD

Director, GCC Research Programs

amoore@georgiacancer.org

   

     Keynote Speaker: Dr. John Seffrin

 

Dr. John SeffrinJohn R. Seffrin, PhD, has been Chief Executive Officer of the American Cancer Society (ACS) since 1992, building it into the world's largest voluntary health organization fighting cancer. He spearheaded the creation of the ACS Cancer Action Network, of which he is also CEO, and he helped to create what is now the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids. In 1997, he  was appointed to the National Cancer Policy Board for the Institute of Medicine.  In 1999, he became a charter member of C-Change and Co-Chair of the National Cancer Legislation Advisory Committee. He currently serves on the Advisory Committee to the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

  
Dr. Seffrin will speak at the dinner Thursday, June 16.